AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoBRICS Summit Watch: China’s Xi told BRICS leaders that “might makes right” should be discarded, pushing multilateral rules and new cooperation plans as the bloc adopts the New Delhi Declaration and keeps focus on global governance reform. Global South Diplomacy: Xi also outlined “Greater BRICS” initiatives, including a BRICS AI open-source push and trade/investment forums, while India and other members back a bigger role for developing countries. Regional Security & Arms: The U.S. approved selling four Black Hawk helicopters to Argentina in a $140mn deal, a move likely to inflame tensions with Britain over the Falklands. Crime & Tech: Mexican authorities seized a cartel-linked crypto mining operation in Puebla’s mountains, including 300 GPUs and satellite gear, with suspected power theft from a hydroelectric dam. Climate Risk: NOAA warns the 2026 El Niño could be historic; Argentina is already on alert for heavier rains, flooding risk, and impacts on major river basins. Caribbean Business & Culture: Trinidad’s Caribbean Music Awards are framed as an “orange economy” boost, while a Caribbean Dragons accelerator expands mentorship for 170 startups. Sports & Leadership: Angolan business leaders hosted LeBron James during his first Africa visit, and Morocco’s Nawal El Moutawakel was elected ISSA vice president for Africa and Latin America.
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